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Hey everybody, welcome to the writing room.

I hope it's been a great week for you.

Hope you're writing down your words.

You've got these thoughts that kind of like butterflies,

if you don't net them, they're going to go away.

And whether the thoughts take you to, like, how to manage relationships, how to lead in business,

how to, like, make a family work. Some of your thoughts, if faith guides your steps,

might be around faith. You may be like new to this and be saying,

what's the deal about Jesus? And then you might be like around the block for quite a few times.

So no matter where we're at, it's great to ask some questions. And that's why we brought on my

friend Lee Strobel. Like what we want to do in the next little bit is talk about how he wrote any of his

books, but there's a new one out called Is God Real? So, Lee, welcome to the podcast. Well, hey, I appreciate

that, Bob. Great to be with you. This is great. Kim, I know fake guides your steps. And so just the title, it just engages. It made me think back with

some of that way back in the day in high school, like, you know, evidence that demands a verdict

and all that. But these are really reasonable questions. I'm curious for you in your writing,

how do you address questions because Because you have people, just like people that are listening, they'll have readers that come from every

faith background and expression or none of the above. Yeah. This was the first book I've ever done

where the publisher came to me with the idea.

Normally is the other way around.

But they came and they said, man, our tech people have made an amazing discovery.

I said, what?

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